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Every few photos is blurry

Lately I when I take photos I find I need to take two at a time to ensure I get a good one. There is no pattern or set interval between blurry photos. When I take them they look fine on the screen but when I go to review them they are blurry, they will not let me zoom in to review them closer and they will not down load. I have tried high and med. resolution. Any thoughts? Could it be my memory card? I have an SD Imapct 1GB in it at the time.

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Try to push the shutter button half way down first so the camera will auto focus first. You should hear the lens move to focus, then press it the rest of the way down to take the picture. Your pictures should be much better quality if you do it this way.

Posted on Aug 23, 2007

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